Hi there.
I think, if I recall correctly, that this was something I did manually a
long time ago under a previous Ubuntu version when Mark was the only
user on the system. I did it to avoid having to type in a password when
I turn the PC on. I can´t remember where I read about changing this
the part we don't is: why "Mark" is added to nopasswdlogin group in the
first place.
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lightdm doesn´t ask for
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Perfect, the login now works as expected.
I did try changing the password and removing and recreating the password
on the "mark" account from the user accounts dialogue box before posting
the bug but it made no difference.
Thank you
Mark
On Sun, Sep 27, 2015, at 11:01 PM, Robert Ancell wrote:
I suspect your Mark account is in the "nopasswdlogin" group. This means
login can be done without a password being asked.
You can fix this from the command line:
$ sudo deluser mark nopasswdlogin
If this is the case I'm not sure what has gone wrong but that user
should have been removed from
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